1. CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS TO EVERY FORMER PART.
2. FREE EXERCISES GRADUALLY INCREASING IN DIFFICULTY.
3. MERCANTILE EXPRESSIONS, PHRASES, AND LETTERS.
4. ELEMENTS OF FRENCH COMPOSITION, EXEMPLIFIED BY Notes,

LETTERS, AND DIFFERENT SUBJECTS TO BE AMPLIFIED ACCORDING
TO THE PROGRESS OF THE PUPIL.

BY P. F. MERLET,
Professor of the French Language and Literature, at the

London University College.

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ADVERTISEMENT.

Those difficulties of the French language which do not strictly form a part of the most necessary rules of Syntax, have been placed here alphabetically, for the purpose of being used by way of reference. This portion of the work may be considered as complete in itself, and may, therefore, as well as the Pronunciation, the Accidence, and the Syntax, be had separately; or the four works may be had in one volume, forming a complete French Grammar.

N.B. With a view to render this work more practically useful, such additions and improvements have been made in this edition as are mentioned in the title-page.